00:00I was captivated by Giacometti's work and also I'm always interested in the creative process
00:05sort of why you do what you do as an artist and also the artist's relationship to their work
00:12and artist's relationship to society.
00:17So that creative process is very well described by Lorde and by Giacometti in this little book.
00:27It's arguably one of the best books ever written about the creative process and I think anybody
00:31in any art form, it should be like a Bible for them, whether you're a painter or an actor
00:38or a director, it doesn't matter, musician, everybody will find something that they'll
00:46relate to in this book but also learn from.
00:49Giacometti was one of the most articulate artists of his time, not only one of the most prolific
00:54but also one of the most articulate and for that reason I was drawn to tell this story.
01:02He evolved through his own crazy technique because he always said he had no technique,
01:11he was trying to move away from all the movements, all the isms, you know.
01:17He abandoned the surrealists and hated the cubists and wanted to find his own path.
01:24He was trying to move away from all the movements, all the isms, all the isms, all the isms, all
01:29the isms, all the isms, all the isms, all the isms.
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